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Beatrice, Friday, June 12, 1042 BEATRICE DAILY SUN With The Church Goers Dedication Service CHURCH OF NAZA.RENE— Sunday school 9:45, Mrs. H. E. Llttrell, superintendent classes for all ages. In the absence of the pastor, Rev.

Eugene RodewaUl will preach both morning; and evening. Topic for the morning, Lost Opportunities. Subject for the evening service, Follow Thou Me. Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8. VIRGINIA Merlin Dana, minister.

Bible school, 10, Mrs. Krebsbach superintendent, with children's day program. Morning worship, 11. Sermon, "The Importance ot Being Young." The pastor leaves today for Hebron to attend the four-day state convention there for Christian churches. GLAD TIDINGS 8th and Elk streets.

W. Lebsack, pastor. The Rev. A. M.

Alber of Hastings will conduct a dedication service at the Glad Tidings Assembly (Assembly of God) on June the 12th at 8 p. m. The Rev. Alber is the district superintendent of the Assembly of God cluirch.es. He will remain Beatrice for three night services, which will be Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Services will begin at 8 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Worship at 11 a.

m. Rev. A. M. Alber will be the guest speaker at this service.

Sunday night big- evangelistic service at 8 p. m. Rev. Alber will be the speaker. Wednesday, mid-week service at 8 p.

m. Friday, prayer service at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend these services and we will strive to make you feel this welcome. TRINITY (United Lutheran) Ninth and Elk streets. Sunday school, 9:45.

Morning worship, 11. Dr. Frederick will preach the sermon at the 11 services Sunday morning, June 14. A congregational meeting will be held Immediately after the service. It is important that all members be present at this meet- Ing.

The Trinity Lutheran Dorcas society will meet with Miss Hannah Huntling on Wednesday, June 17, Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Carrie Ross and Miss Ida Klein. MISSION CREEK U. Thomas M. Hog-g, pastor.

Sabbath school 11. Raymond M. Barr, superintendent. Morning worship 12. Sermon subject: "A Vice of the Virtuous." Evening group meetings 8:15.

i J. D. Barr will lead the young i people and Lester A. Eastwood will lead the adult forum. Evensong and Evangel 9.

Subject for discussion; "The Day of the Bible." Come prepared to vote on the question as to whether we shall meet an hour earlier during the summer months. Are you among those who live under the protective shadow of the Church? Why not come out and "-help make some of that ben- efficient shadow? ELLIS METHODIST Rev. E. H. Taimehill, pastor.

10:30 Church school. H. E. Fos- jter, superintendent. 11:30 Morning worship.

This I will be Children's Day exercises presented by the children of the church under the direction of Eva I Mathias, Isabelle Mathias and Helen Weaver. Aid society on Thursday at Rebecca Essam's home. Come and bring a friend. PAUL'S (Missouri Synod) Corner 8th and High streets. Joseph J.

Timken, pastor. Sunday school 9 a. m. Prof Schmieding, superintendent. First service, 9:45 a.

m. Second service, 11 a. m. Our only aim: To save souls. Our only means: The gospel of "irist.

3LUE SPRINGS H. E. Kramer, minister. Church school 10:45 a. m.

Mrs. Arthur Evans, superintendent. Communion service 12. Notice: Saturday evening at 8, juarterly conference, all members ire requested to be present. Church school 9:45 a.

m. Carl Torsyth, superintendent. Communion service 10:45. Quarterly conference Friday livening 7:30, all members are re- uested to be pi-esent. Rev.

E. F. laist will be with us and con- these services. Sunday evening- Children's Day brogram and the dedication of the lational and Christian flags pre- lented by the boys of Mrs. Elon and Mrs.

Curtis Craig's (lasses. All are welcome to these serv- tes. AMERICAN Adams and Filley. Filley, Rev. C.

Schulte, pastor. No services at Filley, congre- itlon will go to worship at the fcartln Lutheran Home celebra- at Sterling. school at 10 a. m. services at 11 a.

m. Sermon theme: "Follow Me." I Our attendance in both Sunday ool and services has been stead- increasing. Last Sunday serv- were attended by 177 souls, iiere is a lot of spiritual satis- Lction In facing a room full of kger worshipers. We all need to the seed of the word of Into our hearts again and OP 1 14th and Grant streets. T.

Miller, pastor, Kessler, superintendent. (Sunday school, 10. orship at 11. lev. Ely In Frahtz will fill the Children's atory, Helen, FIRST BAPTIST E.

R. Dugger, minister. The Sunday school will meet at 9:45 for the devotional service. We have classes for all ages. The morning worship and preaching services will begin at 11 o'clock.

The subject, "The Gift of Power." The evening services will begin with the B.Y.P.U. at 7 o'clock. The evening preaching services will begin at 8 o'clock. The children of the church school will give a program. The mid-week services will be- gin at 8 o'clock on Wednesday) evening.

The kensington will meet on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Humphrey, with Mrs. Otto as the assistant hostess. Mrs. Mansfield will be in charge of the program.

A cordial welcome awaits you in 'all the services of the church, FIRSiT CHURCH OF 604 West Court street. L. J. Houck, pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a.

m. Mrs. Letta Langdale, superintendent. Morning preaching service at 10:45 a. m.

Sermon by Rev. Herman Schmidt. Children's meeting at 8:45 p.m. The evening service begins at 7:45. Week day class for children on Wednesday' morning from 9 to 11.

The International Camp meeting of the Church of God held at Anderson, Indiana, opens Sunday. The goal set for Christ World Service is $20,000 to be raised in one offering Sunday at 2:30 p. m. $17,000 was raised in one offering- on the first Sunday afternoon of the camp meeting last year. FIRST CHRISTIAN Corner of 7th and Ella strets.

Wayne Greene, minister. Bible school at 9:40. Dr. Herbert Jackson, superintendent. Morning worship and communion at 10:4.

Sermon subject, "The Secret of His Presence." The senior C. E. will join with the other young people meeting Sunday evening for a picnic. Please meet at the Methodist church at 5 o'clock. The Intermediates will meet as usual.

Sunday evening the conferees who have spent this week at the summer conference at Wahoo will have charge of the service at 8 o'clock. The councils will meet Thursday afternoon as follows: Council' no. 2, Mrs. William Nickels, 607 W. Court; Council no.

3, Mrs. William Haith, 205 Market; Council no. 4, Mrs. William Alber, 1706 'Elk. Council no.

1 will not meet until June 25 when they will meet with Mrs. Floyd White, 1821 South Second and will observe guest clay. Our vacation church school has one more week. On Friday evening June 19, will be the demonstration of the work done in the school. All parents and those interested are cordially invited to attend this demonstration.

Come early and inspect the hand work that will be on display. The State convention of our church will beg-in Sunday at Hebron and continue thorugh Wednesday, There should be a number of our members attend these sessions. Our choir will furnish the music for the Tuesday evening meeting. Choir rehearsal Thursday evening at 7:30. MENNONITE Corner Bell and 7th streets.

R. W. Wetnbrenner, pastor. There will be no Sunday school this Sunday. 10 p.

m. Morning worship. Subject: "Steps Into the Church." Baptismal service. A child consecration service will take place at the beginning of the worship service. 8 p.

m. Elizabeth Foth who has been doing mission work In the Red Hook in New York and -Erwin Wedel who has been working In southern Alabama will give a program. They will show moving pictures of their work. Tuesday, 8 p. m.

Program by Victor quartet of the Los Angeles bible institute. There will be no Fellowship meeting on Wednesday night. Thursday, 2:80 p. m. The Tabitha Society will meet at the home of Mrs.

John Wiebe, sr. Friday, 8 p. m. Daily vacation Bible school program. FIRST Fifth and High streets.

Ross S. McCown, pastor. Annual Children's Day program will be presented at the morning worship hour. Parents of the children of the Sunday school and vacation school are especially urged to be present for this annual program. The Tuxis club will join with other young people in a union service Sunday evening.

Evening worship at 8 o'clock. Sermon subject: "The Transport Wagon." The Diaconla class will have their annual picnic breakfast on Tuesday morning at 8:30 at Chautauqua park. Please bring own service, bacon and eggs, and sugar. Mrs. Skow, Mrs.

Schouborg, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Klumpp, committee. The Sunday school and church picnic will be held on Wednesday of next week. The Willing Helpers will have a covered-dish dinner at the church on Thursday on one o'clock.

The Faithful Stewards will be -their invited guests. Mrs. Graves will be devotional leader, ST. JOHN'S (American Lutheran Church) Rev. John Streng, pastor.

Eighth and Elk Street. Res. 711 Elk; Phone 238. Sunday, June 14, 1942. SeconcLSunday after -Trinity.

9:45 Sunday school. Mr, John Lieneman, superintendent. Lesson "Sunday: the Risen Lord Bev. A. M.

Alber The Rev. A. M. Alber of Hastings will conduct a dedicatory service at the Glad Tidings Assembly, Eighth and Elk street, on June 12 at 8 p. m.

The Rev. Alber is the district superintendent of the Assembly of God churches. He will remain In Beatrice for three-day deeper life, services which will be held Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Services will begin at 8 Visiting ministers from various parts of Nebraska will be present. The public is invited to attend these services.

and His Disciples." This is another lesson fundamental to Christianity. Your children are welcome to hear the word of God. A class for every age, 9:45 first morning service. 11 a. m.

second morning service. The summer school children's choir will sing the anthem. Come and hear this group of 36 voices. Pastor Streng will preach on the subject; "The Priority Program of Winning Souls for Christ." Here's a message for the hour. Bring your hymnal and a friend.

Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. Sunday belongs to the Lord! See you in church. Sunday is the annual Martin Luther Home day. Excellent, programs planned for morning and afternoon. The Ladieg Aids of Daykin and Jansen will serve the meals.

Daily Vacation Bible school meets from Monday until Friday. Your children are welcome Thursday, June 18, 2 p. m. Mission Circle meeting. Thursday evening, junior league at 8 p.

m. Come and enjoy yourself with 60 other young people. Sunday, June 21, Children's Day program at church, with picnic at Chautauqua following, SEVENTH DAY The regular church services of the Seventh-Day Adventists will be held in the civic assembly of the Beatrice city auditorium until further notice. The Sabbath school will be at 2 p. m.

each Saturday, followed by the Bible school at 3 p. m. The general public is invited to attend these meetings which will be in charge of J. J. Williamson, Bible lecturer, who has just finished eight weeks of Bible lectures in the civic assembly.

There are no fees attached to the Bible school, and the meetings will be conducted round table fashion so that anyone can ask any question at any time during- the meetings. FIRST Barneston, Rev. J. Thompson Baker, pastor. Sunday morning- worship service 9:30.

Sunday school, Roy Howe superintendent, 10:30. Children's Day will be observed Sunday, June 21, with a program by the Sunday school pupils. Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday, June 11. Junior choir rehearsal Tuesday afternoon. CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rector, Rev.

H. Asboe. Second Sunday after Trinity. 7:30 a. m.

Holy communion. 9:45 a. m. church school. 11 a.

m. morning prayer and sermon. Episcopal Diocesan summer conference begins at Doane college Crete. Omit Thursday mid-week services. CENTENARY Sixth and Elk streets.

Louis H. Kaub, D. minister. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.

Morning worship at 11 a. m. This is the annual Methodist Student Day, which was formerly Children's Day. The beginners, primary, and junior departments of the daily vacation Bible school, will give demonstrations of their work during- the last two weeks, and the senior department of the Sunday school will give a panel discussion on the meaning of Methodist Student Day. Union Young People's service in the evening.

Young people are asked to meet at Centenary church at 5:45 to go to an outdoor service. For further information call Gayle Seckman. There will be no evening worship service. Women's Society Bible fellowship will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p. m.

In the room north of the stage in the dining room. This is the first in a brief series of studies in Philippians. Mrs. E. F.

Nelson, leader. All'women are invited. Wesleyan Service Guild will meet Wednesday at 6 p. m. in the Business and Professional Women's club house, The circles will meet Thursday.

Asbury circle at the church, covered dish luncheon. Chairman, Mrs. M. G. Winne.

Devotions Mrs. B. D. Hotchkiss. circle with Mrs.

G. L. Carutfiers. Chairman, Jtfrs. G.

W. Reiff. Devotions, Mrs. Kenneth Reed. Oxford circle with Mrs.

K. K. Stoner. Chairman, Mrs. W.

P. Sherwood. Devotions, Mrs. B. R.

Missouri Flood Is Seen Short-Lived NEBRASKA CITY, June 12 Missouri river reached a stage of 18.1 feet here today, but reports from upstream Indicated the crest was diminishing rapidly and the peak here was expected to be short-lived. A crest of 18.4 feet, a fraction under the 60 year record set last month, la anticipated. At Blair a fall ot one foot to 18.4 was reported this morning. The stage at Omaha was 18.1, compared with 18.3 last night. Volunteers repaired an eight foot break in a dike near Percival, yesterday and saved thousands of acres from inundation, Farmers southeast of Nebraska City worked at temporary dikes in an attempt to save several thousand more acres.

Senator Reed Eyes Kansas Governorship WASHINGTON, June 12 Senator Reed (r-Kasr). said today he had reached no conclusion on suggestions that he become a candidate for governor of Kansas. Asked for comment on reports from Kansas that his campaign manager had announced he would resign from the senate to run for governor, the senator said: "During the two or three weeks that I was at home recently, this possibility was numerously suggested. I have reached no final conclusion, therefore there is nothing for me to say about it now." Reed, who was governor of Kansas from 1929 to 1931, said he would reach a decision prior to June 20, the deadline for political candidates in the state to file for a position on party primary ballots. PAGE THREE RADIO FRIDAY, JUNE 12 WOW worn Obituary Pvt.

Frank J. Tapee Pvt. Frank J. Tapee was born February 28, 1920, and departed from this life on Thursday morning, May 28, 1942, at the station hospital at Camp Roberts, Calif. He attained the age of 22 years and three months, and died with the sacraments and blessing of his religion administered by Father Owen Managhan, A N.

chaplain 52nd field artillery battalion. He was the third son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tapee, to join the service of his country. He came to Beatrice with his parents in 1930.

He grew to young manhood here. After leaving school he worked in Beatrice for a while and then went to work for his uncle, owner of J. H. Tapee Wholesale Fruit company at St. Joe, Mo Later he joined Co.

755 CCC camp at Pawnee City, where he stayed until inducted into the army on April 18. He was stationed at Camp Roberts, in Company of the 55th field artillery. He leaves to mourn his passing his mother, Sylvia Tapee, and a sister, Mrs. Don Hubbard, and three brothers, Technician John Tapee, Pfc. Edward and Robert P.

Tapee, besides many relatives and friends. A military funeral was held at Camp Robert, and the body was brought to Beatrice, guarded enroute by Pfc. Mike M. Mateef. Funeral services were held from St.

Joseph's church here, Father Francis of Havelock officiating. The American Legion squad fired a salute over the grave. Burial was in Catholic cemetery beside the remains of his father, who passed away about two years ago. He also has two deceased brothers. FROM WAR TO WAR NEWPORT, R.

June 12 Three brothers have left one War to go to another. Residents of War, W. the sons of Mr. and Mrs. James B.

Johnson have gone to fight the in the army, Edward in the marines, and Garnet in the navy. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Corner Eighth and Ella streets. Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Sunday services at 11 a.

m. Wednesday evening meetings at 8 o'clock. This church conducts a. free reading room in the church edifice which is open every day from 2 to 4 p. m.

except holidays. The public cordially invited to attend the services and use the reading- room. "God the Preserver of Man" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon which will be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist, throughout the world, on Sunday, June 14. The Golden Text is: "The Lord is our defence; and the Holy One of Israel is our king" (Psalms 89: 18). Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thine heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy might.

And the Lord commanded us to do all these statutes, to fear the Lord our God, foe our good always, that he might preserve us alive, as 1 it is at this day" (Deuteronomy 6:5, 24). The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "It should be thoroughly understood that all. men have one Mind, one God and Father, one Life, Truth, and Love. Mankind will become perfect in proportion as this fact becomes apparent, war, will cease and the true brotherhood of man will be established. Having no other gods, turning to no other but the one'perfect Mind to guide him, man is the likeness of God, pure and eternal, having that Mind which was also in Christ" (p.

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58 Variant of Shu. 60 Jumbled type. Sentence Soldier For Drunk Driving Deaths DENVER, June 12 Burke, 26-year-old soldier from Galesburg, 111., charged with fatally injuring two wpmen struck down by his automobile May 5, was sentenced yesterday to serve five to seven years in the state prison by Judge Joseph J. Walsh. Burke pleaded guilty to two charges of causing death by driving while under the influence of liquor.

The accident victims were Miss Adeline Peterson, 22, of Kimball, and Mrs. Mary Cope, 63, of Denver. ISileat HOTXCB To the heirs, devisees, legatees, personal and all other persona Interested in the estate of Mary Wiebe, deceased, real names unknown; And all persons having or claiming any Interest in the following described real estate, towit: Southeast Quarter ot yection Kight (8), Township Four Range Six (6), Gage County, Nebraska, real names unknown: You and each of you are hereby notified that C. Mae Mumford as plaintiff has filed her petition in I he District Court of Gage County, Nebraska, against you, and eabh of you, as defendants, the object and prnypr of which are to obtain judgment and decree of Raid Court riuieting the title and possession of Ihn plaintiff In and to the following doscribod real estate situated in Coxinly, Nebraska, tn-wit: Southeast. Quarter Section Eight (8), Township Four (4).

Range Six (6), Gage County, Nebraska, in the plaintiff nnd against you and each of you, and any and all persons claiming or to claim by, through or under you, or uny ot you, and cancelling of record the mortgage for 12561.20 made, executed and delivered on April 25, 1030 by the plaintiff C. Mae Mumford and her husband C. B. Mumford to Henry Wiebe and Ernest G. administrators of the estate of Henr.y Wiebe, deceased, on the above described real estate, which said mortgage is recorded in Book S3 of the real estate mortgage records of Gage County, Nebraska at Page 286 thereof, and cancelling and removing from the plaintiff's title to her said real estate the cloud created by the presence of record of snid mortgage, and to obtain such further ri'liof as may be just and equitable.

You are required to answer said petition on or before the 6th day of July. 1042. MAR MUMFORD. Plaintiff. Rlnaker, Hcvclone and McCown, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

m2D-j5-12-19 NOTICE TO OBBOZTOBI Estate no. 6927 of Fred K. Pemberton. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given to the itors of said estate, that the County Judge of Gage County.

Nebraska; will, on the 20th day of July, 194:3. and on ttje 2lst day ot September, 1312. at o'clock, a. m. each dfty.

at the County Court Room In County, examine, adjust and allow claims against said estate. The tims' for presenting claims lias been limited to three months from June" 20. 1912. Claims not filed in the County Court of said County within the tlma limited will be forever barred. LESLIE H.

NOBLE, (Seal) County L'ackett, Brewster Saokett, Tn29-j5-12. Attorneys. HOTICH Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an order of the Honorable Cloyde B. Ellis. Judge Of the District Court of Gage County, Nebraska, made on the 12th day of May, A.

lfl.12, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cas'h, at the south front door of the Gourt House in the City of Beatrice, Gage Nebraska, on the 13th day of June, at the hour of ten o'clock a. the following described real estate, to-wit: Lots Eleven (11) and Twelve (12) in Block Fifteen (15). Riverside Park Addition to the City of Beatrice, Gage County, Ne-, braska. Said sale will remain open OM 'hour. Dated this 21st day of May, 1941.

WEAVER RUSH. Administrator of Estate Barton W. Rush, deceased. Sackett, Brewster Sackctt. Attorneys.

X.SOAI. NOTICE Charles A. Lewis, non-rpsidpnt defendant, will take notice that on Ihe 23rd day of May. 19-12. Henry W.

Fisher. S. Compton. Lena Cornelius and Hottie K. Barnard as plaintiffs filed their petition in the Dislrict Court of Gage County, Nebraska, against you.

inipleaded with other defendants, the object, pose and prayer of which petition urn to obtHin a derive confirming thp shares and Interests of the parties to said action in the following dpscrlbpcl real estate in Township five (5). six (6) in linge C'ounty, Nrbraska. to-wit: The North one-half of the southeast one- (Uiartcr of section twPnty- six (26); the north one- half the northwest one quartpr of Section thirty-six (36); the southeast one quarter ISE'i) of the northeast one quarter of Section thirty-five (35); the north one half of thR northeast one quarter (NK'4) of section thirteen (13): the Houthwest one quarter (SfVV'i) of Ihe southeast quarter (9J3U) of si-i'tlon twenty-six (l'6): the aouth- cHst one quarter (SKK) of thf southwest one quartet- of section twenty-six (26): nlsn, lot elguv (S). block fifty-five (55), Original Town of Beatrice, Nebraska, and for a decree that each of said plaintiffs and the Lydia D. Lewis, is the owner of an undivided one-fifth of said real estate in tee simple, and in nil of real estate you, as the Imstmnd of the defendant Lydia Lewis, have an interest, and for partition of all of said real estate according to the respective interests of the parties therein, and for the sale of all said real estate If the same cannot bo partitioned, and for equitable roller, You are reaiuroil to answer said lion on or before the 13th day of July, 1342.

Dated -lime 5. 1942. Hfnry Klslicr. Rebecca A. Compton.

Lena Cornelius, and Hettlp R. Barnard, Plaintiffs. Yasey Mattoon, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. 1TOTICC OT KIT At. Estate no.

68C5 of Eliza Frances McCown. Deceased. In County Court, Gage County, Nebraska: Thp State of Nebraska, ss: To all persons interested in said estate, take, notice, that the executors filed a final account and report of their administration, nnd a petition for final settlement and discharge as; surh, mid for a determination of heirs at law of said deceased, which; has been set for hearing before said court on June 27, 1942, at 9 o'clock a. when you may appear and contest the same. Dated June 5.

1942. LESLIE H. NOBLE, (Seal) County Judge. Hubka Hubka, Attorneys. J5-1Z-19.

PROCLAMATION PBZXAXT EJECTION By virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and lawn of tho State of Nebraska. Dwight Griswold, Governor of the State of Nebraska, do hereby direct and proclaim that a primary election bo held in the several voting throughout the State of Nebraska on thn eleventh day of August, 1D43, during the hours designated by law, for the following purposes to Wit: 1. The nomination by often political party of one candidate for United States Senator, 2. Tim nomination each political party of one candidate for Congress from each of the four Congressional Districts in thn saute. 3.

The nomination by each political party of candidates for state office, to wit: one. Governor one Lieutenant Governor one Secretary of State one Auditor of Public one i'iate. Treasurer one Attorney General one Railway Commissioner. 4. The non-political nomination two for State Superln- tendcnt of Public Instruction, 5.

The non-political nomination Of two candidates for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court for each of three Supreme Court Districts, numbers one, three, and five. 6. Tho non-political nomination two candidates for representation for each of the forty-three legislative districts. 7. The non-political nomination of two candidates for thn B0ard at Regents of the Stnle University tat of- Regent Districts, numbers one.

and two. $, The nomination of for members of tha Board of tors of.feach of tho Public Power and Irrigation Districts created in cordance with the provisions ot File number 310. Chapter Laws of Nebraska for 1954, amended. 9. nomination of such ot candidates for State or ftcea or offices of any division of the sttjUa as) vides shall be nominated oral primary pleetlon IP st the general be held in NOVI In wit unto, fttf (Seal), of.